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My Hockey Alpha Chapter 140

My Hockey Alpha #Chapter 140: Run

Nina

As I ran across the field toward the line of trees, my heart pounded in my chest. Meanwhile, Enzo’s last words echoed in my head.

“Run as fast as you can, and come back here safely, Nina Harper.”

Those words repeated over and over again in my mind, willing my legs to push me faster, willing my heart to pump harder. The line of trees rapidly approached, and finally, I was out of the open without being seen. I could still hear the sounds of people screaming on campus, but it had died down considerably already; there was no doubt in my mind that most of the students, including my friends, had been turned into rogues.

I crashed through the trees, swiveling my head this way and that as I kept a lookout for rogues. As I ran, I felt my wolf slowly begin to wake up, and I begged her to help me run faster. Somehow, she delivered. I felt her power surge through me, pushing me faster and giving me the agility to leap over exposed roots, fallen trees, and large rocks. With fewer leaves on the trees now, I could already see some of the rooftops of the town coming into view.

Suddenly, I heard something. I turned my head toward the sound, and felt my heart leap into my chest as I saw a rogue barreling toward me through the trees. I cursed, pushing myself faster, and weaved around trees to slow the rogue down — but it was no use. I was fast, but the rogue was faster and even more agile, and soon I could practically feel its breath on the back of my neck.

Was this really a suicide mission? Was I going to die out here?

across the forest floor with a yelp. I took in a sharp breath and looked over my shoulder, still running, to see a big, black wolf attacking the rogue. When it looked up at me and I saw its eyes, I immediately recognized it as Matt. But I didn’t have time to stay back and thank him; I had to get to town, and I was almost there. As I pushed myself harder, I heard him scuffle with the rogue — a yowl echoed through the forest — then… Silence. I wasn’t entirely sure if it was Matt or the rogue who went silent, but judging from the fact that the rogue was no longer coming after me, I was fairly certain that Matt

tables, chairs, and trash cans were strewn about, and the road was covered with the black marks of tire treads from people screeching away in their cars. I cursed to myself, looking around wildly, and stepped out into the street to cross to the cafe where Tiffany said she would be

Inside, Tiffany sat in the drivers’ seat. I

the car, jumping in. She hit the gas and started to drive away, but then I saw Matt running toward us, waving his arms, and I yelled out for her to stop. She hit the brakes

frantically as she sped down the road back to campus. Matt panted heavily in the back seat, and when I turned around, he had blood down the front of his shirt. It wasn’t

I said. “We managed to get a

solemnly. “Good. Is anyone

we let him in. They’re shifting just minutes after

lurched to the right as she took a sharp left turn. “I’ve been working on something. Hold

clods of dirt and grass. As we drove, I looked out

rest of the

“Several of them went to see who they could find

you for saving me,” I said. “I

that he was still processing the situation. To save me, he’d had to kill someone else. Someone who